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Pickup trucks and sports utility vehicles have steadily gained popularity in the recent years because of the large load capacity they offer. Whether you need to bring work equipment or vacation things, pickup trucks can carry it all for you. Sports utility vehicles, on the other hand, let you enjoy the off-road experience without having to worry about the condition of the tires or body. Because SUVs are built to withstand the most challenging road conditions, you can have peace of mind in knowing that you'll be able to reach your destination safely, whether it's a far province or a different state. The all-American company Dodge offers both types of vehicles to a large market of car enthusiasts. Dodge parts are being sold nationwide and are also being shipped to different parts of the globe. Whether you're in for an out-of-town trip or you simply want a vehicle that will carry all those lumber and pipes you need for work, Dodge has specific models that are tailor fit for your needs.

Dodge is a division of the auto giant Chrysler Group LLC. The company's beginnings can be traced back in early 1900's. It was originally called as the Dodge Brothers Company and is a supplier of premium Dodge parts to a number of customers in Detroit, Michigan. The company began manufacturing vehicle line ups in 1914 but it was eventually acquired by the Chrysler Corporation in 1928. Since then, the company has produced several vehicle line ups and models, including SUVs, pickup trucks, and vans.

The first Dodge SUV was launched in the late 1950s and was called as the Town Wagon. It was just a slightly modified version of the brand's standard panel truck. The appearance is quite similar. The only difference is the SUV is the windowed version. It was in 1974 though that the first real SUV was released, called as the Ramcharger. The vehicle featured an open body style and was powered by a V8 engine. The Ramcharger became popular and it tried to ease some of the competitions out of the way, like the Chevrolet Blazer, Ford Bronco, and International Harvester Scout II. The initial SUV model was outdated though as soon as 1980 rolled in. It was evident that the flagship model of Dodge is still the pickup trucks. Dodge truck parts were then widely distributed to answer the demands of the company's ever-growing market.

No matter how old your Dodge model is, Car Parts Wholesale can restore it to its former glory with quality Dodge parts that won't hurt your budget. The prices of our Dodge truck parts are lower than the competitors', plus you get to enjoy a secure shopping environment whenever you make a purchase from us. Just call our toll-free hotline or click the chat button on our website to place an order.

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